Editorial paper at Robert Lansing Institute

Russia about to launch offensive in Southern Ukraine and stage false flag attacks

Russia is about to launch an offensive in Southern Ukraine. The strike is quite possible to be delivered from the annexed Crimea’s side and the breakaway territories of Donbas, in…

April 12, 2021Russia, Ukraine

Propaganda and Disinformation

Russia to drag China into circulating conspiracy theories on coronavirus to exacerbate Beijing’s confrontation with Washington

Russia and China have stepped up a war of words and disinformation campaign against the United States, accusing them of developing biological weapon and coronavirus. Russia's Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev went on record…

April 9, 2021China, Covid-19, Russia

Democracy

Andres Arauz is strong enough to win elections in Ecuador, although his victory to worsen the crisis in the country

Pandemic and sizeable external debt of Ecuador has made socialists more popular thereby strengthening positions of leftist candidate Andrés Arauz. 36-year-old economist, former head of the central bank, Arauz is the protégé…

April 8, 2021Ecuador

Democracy

Moscow to put screws on President Sandu, plunging her into a political game with Russian vaccine

Fears are confirmed that the lack of support for Moldova’s President Maia Sandu by the parliament will stir her to cozy up to Russia, despite her Western-leaning campaign promises. Half…

April 6, 2021Igor Dodon, Maia Sandu, Moldova

Coup

Disclosed plot in Jordan likely to rock country’s image as an island of stability

Conspiracy against the government disclosed in Jordan rises uncertainty in this country, revealing a race for the throne inside the royal family. Foreign connection trace increases risks for the stability…

April 5, 2021Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

Democracy

Al-Shabaab threats to American and French forces can benefit China and President Guelleh campaign

Al-Shabaab tries to expand its influence in East Africa and push out Western foreign military forces beyond the region. It uses upcoming presidential elections uncertainty in Djibouti to grow influence and…

April 2, 2021Al Shabaab, Djibouti

Geopolitics

Bosnia-Herzegovina`s past and future challenges

The beginning of the 90s in the Balkans was marking an uncomfortable beginning for the then Yugoslavia. After Tito's death in 1980, tensions within Yugoslavia were re-emerging, from nationalist groups…

April 2, 2021Bosnia and Herzegovina

Governance

From the ICTY to the Specialized Chambers: The KLA’s Journey through the Courts

The Kosovo Specialist Chambers & Specialist Prosecutor's Office for Kosovo in The Hague were established at the persistence of the international community with the relevant constitutional changes by the Assembly…

March 30, 2021Arbesa Hoxha, KLA, Kosovo

Intelligence ops

The Kremlin Manchurian candidate is creating the Scottish separatist party, more radical than SNP

On 6 May, people across Scotland will vote to elect 129 Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs). The party that wins the most seats will form the Scottish government. Former…

March 29, 2021Alba Party, Scotland, SNP

Democracy

Election results in Congo hardly to roil the country, but hurt democracy

Presidential election results in Congo look pessimistic for democracy in this country. There are all signs the dictatorship has been set up in Brazzaville with elements of government corruption, clamping…

March 25, 2021Congo

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Russia about to launch offensive in Southern Ukraine and stage false flag attacks

Russia to drag China into circulating conspiracy theories on coronavirus to exacerbate Beijing’s confrontation with Washington

Andres Arauz is strong enough to win elections in Ecuador, although his victory to worsen the crisis in the country

Moscow to put screws on President Sandu, plunging her into a political game with Russian vaccine

Disclosed plot in Jordan likely to rock country’s image as an island of stability

Al-Shabaab threats to American and French forces can benefit China and President Guelleh campaign

Bosnia-Herzegovina`s past and future challenges

From the ICTY to the Specialized Chambers: The KLA’s Journey through the Courts

The Kremlin Manchurian candidate is creating the Scottish separatist party, more radical than SNP

Election results in Congo hardly to roil the country, but hurt democracy

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